Fit for work

Mining companies have realised that watching workers waistlines can be good for their bottom line. One miners health and wellness coordinator has taken this workplace health approach to extremes, discovers Brooke Showers

25 April 2012
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The stresses, demands and temptations of the fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) mining lifestyle can drive some people to consume fast food and to sit down and relax after a 12-hour day.

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